If you think that the stock market is too volatile, you can do crypto or NFTs..Maybe don't get out of residential real estate?

Kinda like saying you are a billionaire but referring to the Shibu coins and not dollars.

I was invested in crypto, and back then, the market was good (not so now lol).

Wow I don't think I ever seen this side of the coin laid out like this.

For example, i spoke of AAA Strategy I devised and coined, it's ultra specific down to the exact age, type, area setting for property and the specific demographics of tenancy, so to "find" where those are becomes rather easy because the strategy is so well defined. 

Pittsburgh: I am planning to purchase coin-op washing and drying machines for two of my apartment buildings.

If you're chasing the luxury rental market, and want to put in nicer looking appliances, go for Bosch or Miele; there are other high end brands as well but those 2 are solid with parts easily available, long warranty periods and great build quality.For washers/dryers specifically, if you are not installing coin operated laundry in a common area then stick with the following; either buy Whirlpool Washing machines, preferably front loaded washers as they are a much better build quality vs the top load washers, or get a "laundry center" unit from Electrolux/Frigidaire.

There is a push in the industry for hard money lenders to now coin themselves private lenders.

Look up Open House Austin on Youtube,they have coined a term called "Sneaky Duplex".

If you have $100k in equity already (after resale costs), then you can do a lot more with that than some tiny cash flow.On the other side of the coin, you should find out how much expected appreciation this home may have as well (no way to know for sure but law of averages for area can help) as this could be a good payday down the road if you add it to the small cash flow years down the road.